Ontario

Stocked lakes by zone

Ontario is split into 20 fisheries management zones. Pick yours for every stocked lake, what went in this year, and which lakes are in the 3–5 year sweet spot.

• Zone 1

  (Far North)
  2 lakes
  0 fish / 10 yr
• Zone 2

  (Far North)
  32 lakes
  373,901 fish / 10 yr
• Zone 3

  (Far North)
  23 lakes
  60,482 fish / 10 yr
• Zone 4

  (Kenora / Lake of the Woods)
  115 lakes
  247,994 fish / 10 yr
• Zone 5

  (Rainy River)
  213 lakes
  303,270 fish / 10 yr
• Zone 6

  (Thunder Bay / Nipigon)
  413 lakes
  2,990,187 fish / 10 yr
• Zone 7

  (Sioux Lookout / Dryden)
  537 lakes
  2,759,472 fish / 10 yr
• Zone 8

  (Cochrane / Timmins)
  769 lakes
  2,552,703 fish / 10 yr
• Zone 9

  (Lake Superior)
  39 lakes
  300 fish / 10 yr
• Zone 10

  (Sudbury / Sault)
  1,750 lakes
  4,288,996 fish / 10 yr
• Zone 11

  (North Bay / Temagami)
  510 lakes
  1,114,746 fish / 10 yr
• Zone 12

  (Kirkland Lake)
  16 lakes
  0 fish / 10 yr
• Zone 13

  (Lake Huron)
  11 lakes
  4,246,741 fish / 10 yr
• Zone 14

  (Georgian Bay)
  57 lakes
  137,328 fish / 10 yr
• Zone 15

  (Muskoka / Haliburton / Algonquin)
  2,164 lakes
  5,941,830 fish / 10 yr
• Zone 16

  (Southwestern Ontario)
  413 lakes
  4,200,235 fish / 10 yr
• Zone 17

  (Kawarthas / Simcoe)
  114 lakes
  39,982 fish / 10 yr
• Zone 18

  (Eastern Ontario)
  640 lakes
  1,851,830 fish / 10 yr
• Zone 19

  (Lake Simcoe)
  17 lakes
  473,257 fish / 10 yr
• Zone 20

  (Lake Ontario)
  23 lakes
  7,059,906 fish / 10 yr